Chapter 606: Driving Oneself to a Dead End_1

Tens of thousands of scientists from various fields, as well as 1/10,000 of Star's computing power, spent 24 years, consumed countless precious resources, carefully nurtured, and monitored the treasure embryo around the clock for 24 hours. But it died.

Without warning, it happened suddenly.

First, scholars and technical staff within the Institute of Life Sciences traced the roots to investigate deeply but only reached a very superficial conclusion.

The current synthetic embryo is approximately equivalent to a normal embryo developed between the third and fourth weeks, just forming the heart structure, with facial features and organs successively shaped and brain cells continuously increasing.

From the perspective of quantum thinking, the number of fetal brain cells at this time has already stacked up to just about enough to withstand a tiny primitive state of consciousness.